BLUE RATS

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Jazz is a genre that is considered both music and an art form.
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One phone call can save lives. One status message can help a lot of people. One tweet can result to a big number of volunteers and relief goods.
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                    [Title] => Blues deluxe, jazz redux
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It’s a stroke past midnight at the Hobbit House on a stormy weekend, and the resident blues band has just wrapped ...

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He is your hero, your mentor and your friend. A selfless and loving man who doesn’t mind if you take his last scoop of ice cream. Yet he is strong and secure enough to carry you to your bed when you fall asleep after a night of watching TV. He’s the one who carries you on his shoulders so that you get a better view of things and who allows you to ride on his back until it gets pretty sore.
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                    [Title] => Last man on earth
                    [Summary] => If ever the good Lord decides to let the Philippines (or perhaps just Metro Manila) slide into the ocean , giving us only enough time to gather a few relics from our culture to put in a glass capsule, what would we put?
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                    [AuthorName] => Erwin T. Romulo
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                    [Title] => Shape up!
                    [Summary] => Plus-size, skinny, athletic, petite or voluptuous? Which body type do you fall under? Does it really matter? It may not matter to some but it does to others. Ideally, women should feel comfortable with their figure, but in reality, a lot of women feel uncomfortable and often unhappy with their bodies.  This discourages them from buying clothes, being stylish, trying new trends and to some extent, prevents  them from being sociable. No way! Not in the new millennium which is all about celebrating your femininity, your style and yes, even your flaws.


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                    [AuthorName] => FASHION PERSONA By Jenni Epperson
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                    [Title] => What is a Brain Salad?
                    [Summary] => For starters, it’s not some demented Cajun recipe or exotic Ifugao delicacy, and it’s definitely not a band, Basti Artadi emphasizes. Rather it is "a body of work, a project, a canvass," he explains.


Formed by musicians from various rock groups, the core line-up includes David Aguirre (Blue Rats; formerly of Razorback) on guitars, Basti Artadi (Wolfgang) on vocals, Louie Talan (Spy, Blue Rats) on bass and Brian Velasco (Razorback) on drums.


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                    [AuthorName] => Karl R. de Mesa
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                    [Title] => If There’s Music It Must Be Spring
                    [Summary] => The third time around, French Spring in Manila 2001 is bigger, better, brighter and certainly more exciting.  The line-up of performers and events runs the gamut from jazz to baroque music, from contemporary dance to a free-for-all music fest in the streets.


                    [DatePublished] => 2001-06-03 00:00:00
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CCP: All jazzed up

By SUNDRY STROKES | August 17, 2011 - 12:00am

Jazz is a genre that is considered both music and an art form.

Opinion

Hoy, hoy, Ondoy!

By Tim Yap | October 10, 2009 - 12:00am

One phone call can save lives. One status message can help a lot of people. One tweet can result to a big number of volunteers and relief goods.

Supreme

Blues deluxe, jazz redux

By Tinnie P. Esguerra | September 15, 2008 - 12:00am

It’s a stroke past midnight at the Hobbit House on a stormy weekend, and the resident blues band has just wrapped ...

Entertainment

Best Moments With Dad

By IN YOUR FACE By Marielle C. Santos | June 13, 2003 - 12:00am

He is your hero, your mentor and your friend. A selfless and loving man who doesn’t mind if you take his last scoop of ice cream. Yet he is strong and secure enough to carry you to your bed when you fall asleep...

Young Star

Last man on earth

By Erwin T. Romulo | November 16, 2002 - 12:00am

If ever the good Lord decides to let the Philippines (or perhaps just Metro Manila) slide into the ocean , giving us only enough time to gather a few relics from our culture to put in a glass capsule, what would...

Young Star

Shape up!

By FASHION PERSONA By Jenni Epperson | May 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Plus-size, skinny, athletic, petite or voluptuous? Which body type do you fall under? Does it really matter? It may not matter to some but it does to others. Ideally, women should feel comfortable with their figure,...

Allure

What is a Brain Salad?

By Karl R. de Mesa | November 18, 2001 - 12:00am

For starters, it’s not some demented Cajun recipe or exotic Ifugao delicacy, and it’s definitely not a band, Basti Artadi emphasizes. Rather it is "a body of work, a project, a canvass," he explains. Formed...

Entertainment

If There’s Music It Must Be Spring

By by JVM Francisco | June 3, 2001 - 12:00am

The third time around, French Spring in Manila 2001 is bigger, better, brighter and certainly more exciting. The line-up of performers and events runs the gamut from jazz to baroque music, from contemporary dance...

Starweek Magazine